… Tectonic movements controlled the staggered onset of deep-water clastic sedimentation
from at least seven shelf feeders encircling the Delaware basin. Basin-restricted siltstone …

… Motivated by the importance of faulting in the Permian Basin, this study provides a new fault
interpretation of the Delaware Basin and its uplifted structural flanks using newly available …

… Because of the newly developed Texas Seismological Network, in most parts of Texas, …
disposal (SWD), in the South Delaware Basin, West Texas, both hydraulic fracturing (HF) and …

… images that span an area from the western edge of the Delaware Basin (Delaware Mountains)
northeastward across the Central Basin Platform to the approximate center of the Midland …

This study reevaluates seismicity recorded in the War-Wink gas field, Ward County, Texas,
between 1976 and 1979. Earthquakes were relocated using a velocity model from sonic well …

… The Delaware Basin is located in the Permian Basin region of west Texas and southeast
New Mexico. It is bounded to the west by the Central Basin Platform, to the north by the …

Bone Spring (Leonardian) mudrock successions in Delaware Basin vary between silica- and
carbonate-rich facies marking depositional responses to sea-level changes. Increased Mo, …

… geothermal gradients for five wells in the Delaware Basin, West Texas, USA. Measured Δ47 …
gradients from 32C/km in the eastern portions of the basin to 45C/km in the western portion. …

As part of a wide-reaching full-waveform inversion (FWI) research program, FWI is applied
to an onshore seismic data set collected in the Delaware Basin, west Texas. FWI is routinely …